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CNC Machine Shop

One part or a full production run.

CNC milling and turning in Englewood, Colorado, in aluminum, brass, stainless, plastics, titanium and other exotic metals. Call and you talk to Travis, the owner.

DMG Mori DMC 1035 V vertical machining center on the shop floor
Shop
2899 S Shoshone St, Englewood
Direct line
720-280-7218
Hours
Mon to Fri, 8 AM to 5 PM
Google rating
4.6 from 16 reviews

Everything between the drawing and the delivered part

Prototypes, pre-production and low to medium volume orders, plus the larger production runs where we are very competitive.

CNC milling

3-axis and 4-axis work on a DMG Mori DMC 1035 V and three Fadal vertical machining centers, up to 40 x 20 x 28 inches.

CNC turning

Turned parts on a Mori SL 150 SMC lathe.

Prototypes and one-offs

A single part, a repair or a modification to something you already own. Small jobs get the same attention as big ones.

Production machining

Repeat runs with fixturing and tooling built for the job, and quick turnaround when the schedule is tight.

Design, engineering and fixturing

Help with design, tooling, fixtures, part handling and machine upgrades.

Finishing and outside services

Plating, powder coating, heat treating, welding, wire EDM, water jet and laser etch, handled through trusted outside shops.

“Only shop I’ve found that is willing to take on one-off jobs.”Andy Hall, Google review

If you have one bracket, one mount or one idea to try, this is a good place to call.

Recent work from the shop

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Aluminum ball captured inside a machined cube frame
Ball in box, milled from one block
Machined aluminum brackets on a bench
Aluminum brackets
Contoured aluminum part held on the machine table
3D contouring
White machined plastic rings
Machined plastic
Adjustable machined mill stop
5-axis mill stop
Tall aluminum parts fixtured on the machine
Fixtured aluminum

How a job runs

  1. Send what you have

    A print, a CAD model or a photo of the part. Tell us the material and how many you need.

  2. Get a price

    Travis reviews the job, asks anything he needs to and comes back with a quote.

  3. We machine and inspect

    Parts are cut, checked in house against your print and tracked through the process.

  4. Parts delivered

    Finished by your deadline, with documentation that matches what shipped.

A good part with bad paperwork is scrap

“The best designed, best machined, most dimensionally correct and cosmetically pleasing part is basically scrap without the proper documentation.”

We keep parts and material traceable through the whole job, with a complete audit trail. Inspection happens in house on a coordinate measuring machine and a full bench of Mitutoyo gauging.

See inspection equipment
Fadal vertical machining center next to a workbench, with an American flag on the wall above

What customers say

4.6 stars from 16 reviews on Google.

“Always amazing work and amazing service, they’ve always answered right away, given me a short turnaround and had what I need done by the time they said it would be.”
Jake Dickinson
“I needed a shock mount tapped urgently and called every machine shop nearby and Travis was the only one who would talk to me.”
Wes Singletary
“Shops like this are a dying breed. Travis puts his customers needs at the very top of the list.”
Ronald Dale

Have a part that needs making?

Send a drawing, a model or a photo and Travis will get back to you.